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Radio National Presents

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Housing Crisis
Silent Spring
Rachel Carson
DDT
Environmental Movement
Brain Rot
Affordable Housing
Rainbow Warrior
Community Living
Dale Carnegie
Greenpeace
Chemical Industry
The Female Eunuch
Australia
Climate Change
Auckland Harbour
Sigmund Freud
The Interpretation Of Dreams
How To Win Friends and Influence People
John Hersey

Radio National Presents is the home of great storytelling that helps you better understand what’s going on in the world. Latest series: The Home Front with Anthony Burke. What if Australia’s housing crisis wasn’t just a problem — but a chance to build something better? In the six-part series The Home Front, design expert Anthony Burke explores how smart, thoughtful design could help fix Australia’... more

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Latest Episodes

What if the future of home isn't about ownership — but about connection? In this final episode, Anthony Burke re-imagines the Australian Dream through the most powerful ideas from the series. Could we trade fences for friendships, and privacy for par... more

Around the globe, architects and designers are reimagining housing with bold, inventive solutions - from sprawling multi use compounds in Indonesia to compact cooperative models in Europe.

These global experiments offer fresh perspectives on afford... more

We all know that house prices have gone through the roof, but what’s driving them, and what can actually be done?

In this episode, we dig into the money behind the housing crisis, from tax policy and global market shifts to government targets and th... more

What if Australia’s housing crisis wasn’t just a problem — but a chance to build something better? Australia’s homes are doing more than sheltering families — they’re accommodating multigenerational households, solo dwellers, single parents, and shar... more

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RealRich Sarjeif
Architect and creator of the Guha Guild in Jakarta
RAW Architecture
Episode: 05 | The Home Front: Lessons from afar
Penelope Dean
Professor at the University of Illinois Chicago's School of Architecture
University of Illinois Chicago
Episode: 05 | The Home Front: Lessons from afar
Marisa Jahn
Artist, filmmaker, and housing advocate
Episode: 05 | The Home Front: Lessons from afar
Gerard Reinmuth
Director of Terroir Architecture and professor of practice
UTS
Episode: 05 | The Home Front: Lessons from afar
Anne Romme
Associate professor at the Institute of Architecture and Culture at the Royal Danish Academy
Royal Danish Academy
Episode: 05 | The Home Front: Lessons from afar
Alan Kohler
Financial journalist and author of 'The Great Divide, Australia's Housing Mess and How to Fix It'
Episode: 04 | The Home Front: Money money money
Kait Brown
Head of Research and Insights at Compare Club
Compare Club
Episode: 04 | The Home Front: Money money money
Brendan Coates
Economist at the Grattan Institute
Grattan Institute
Episode: 04 | The Home Front: Money money money
Dr. Edgar Liu
Researcher from the University of New South Wales City Futures Research Center
University of New South Wales
Episode: 03 | The Home Front: One roof, many lives

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Anthony Burke
Professor of Architecture and Host, focusing on innovative housing solutions and community living concepts.
Cassie McCullough
Host of The Books That Changed Us, engaging in discussions about significant literary works and their societal impacts.

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 849 ratings
  • Thoughtful and progressive

    Good ideas that can provide real solutions to a complex problem - however as you say at the end, it’s up your the people in power. Therein is the problem as those in power have looked only to keep housing prices climbing over decades for their own vested interest.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    devia8
    Australia17 days ago
  • The Home Front

    I loved this series!

    It is so good to hear about the creative solutions that are enabling everyone to have access to have an affordable roof over their heads while cultivating community and reducing our impact on the environment.

    I would love to hear more on this.. perhaps on TV ?

    Anthony Burke has such a positive tone in his presentation style which helps us to think positively in this space and feel that change is possible.

    Thank you so much to everyone!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gill Jan
    Australia17 days ago
  • Disappointing

    The six episodes of The Home Front are disappointingly superficial. It’s time that the ABC and other media organisations stop turning to Tim “Rosso” Ross for advice about architecture - Tim is not an architect - and I find it hard to understand why so many people value this person’s views about architecture.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Not a political journalist
    Australia20 days ago
  • The home front is front of mind

    What a thoughtful and thought provoking series. Wouldn’t it be a wonderful thing if our politicians could be brave enough to implement some of the ideas presented and get everyone in the community safely housed?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    janecat100
    Australiaa month ago
  • Great story told

    What a great story that merged 2 different timelines. It overlays the story of a “graffiti artist” the King of Kowloon & the protest movement in 2019 (and 2014). The music & editing are great & very captivating. The content are fascinating & offered a fresh angle to both the King of Kowloon & the protest movement. I applause Louisa Lim for her great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DorDorYY
    Australia3 years ago

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Some critiques focus on concerns about the depth of content or presentation styles, indicating room for improvement in certain areas.

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Q: How do you read her approach to transgender people?
Greer's views seem dated and conflicted, critiquing everyone else but herself; her terminology may not align with modern discussions.
05 The Books That Changed Us — The Female Eunuch
Q: What made The Female Eunuch a feminist blockbuster?
The unprecedented investment from the publisher and Greer's engaged approach to mainstream media made it widely accessible and successful.
05 The Books That Changed Us — The Female Eunuch
Q: How do we explain the success of this book?
Germaine Greer connected with many women outside the feminist movement, reflecting their personal experiences and frustrations.

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What is Radio National Presents about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on pressing societal issues, this collection adopts a documentary-style approach to storytelling, with a particular emphasis on the housing crisis in Australia. The content provides an in-depth exploration of architectural solutions, sustainable living models, and community-oriented designs. Notable series address themes such as multi-generational living, the historical context of home ownership, and innovative strategies from global perspectives. The interplay between social and environmental factors serves as a backdrop, encouraging listeners to rethink norms around housing and fostering deeper connections within communities. The narrative style combines expert insights with personal experiences, making complex topics accessible ... more

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7. Kait Brown
8. Brendan Coates

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